Norse Hall

Historic Norse Hall in Portland, Oregon is home to the Griege Lodge, the Oregon chapter of the Sons of Norway.

Norse Hall was built and dedicated in 1928 by Norwegian immigrants and members of Grieg Lodge and has served the lodge and the community as a home and cultural center ever since. Located just across the Willamette River from the city’s downtown core in the vibrant Lower East Burnside neighborhood,

Norse Hall is among the last remaining original ethnic halls in Portland. It features one of the finest ballrooms in town, a large stage, a kitchen and two dining rooms, spacious meeting rooms, a beautiful library, a comfortable lounge, and a gift shop (open during major lodge events). It is a favorite venue for the entire dance community in Portland.